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The Wednesday Journal of Cultural Insights.
There is no better timing to revisit Javier Senosiaina‘s La Casa Orgánica (Naucalpan, México,1985), in a moment where we’d like to feel more connected than ever to nature.
The welcoming place hardly modified the environment in which it has been built but adapts like an igloo or a cave to its surroundings. This concept was based on the idea that animals and early humans made use of sheltering spaces such as caves without modifying their environment.
The house was designed with a single room establishing two separate areas, with large windows to let the light in; outdoor and indoor are barely separated.
Over the last 18 months, we have been watching something interesting happen in the way people search for new materials
Of all trade shows, festivals, exhibitions, Homo Faber is the one you need to experience in person. This was my
While reading Pablo Picasso’s autobiography, I found myself drawn not only to the artists of early twentieth-century Paris, but to
